Yukimura Kakashi

Unloading Trailers and making sure shipments leave on time on their scheduled flights

Late Flights cost the company 5k

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.

• I oversaw unloading trailers in a timely manner, prioritizing a “LIVE” vs “DROP”. In pallet receive, I made sure the item count on each pallet was correct as well as assuring every pallet was safe to be dispatched to its destination.

• Safety is number one priority at this facility. Reporting to my assigned station for the day(looking at the white board by the stand-up area) Main job task, placing product into totes.

• Walking the MOD floor, picking product from bins, scanning them into my tote, and throwing it down the line. Repeat, maintaining a quota of 100 units per hour.
• Special duties and distinctions
• Top Performer(Top 5% of all Employees)
• Rock Star AWARD
• Floor Safety Inspection
• ICQA(Inventory Control Quality Assurance)

• Core duties: hourly check-ins of the lobby and restrooms. Periodically emptying every trash bin in the building. I was able to maintain a spill-free floor, sanitary restrooms stocked up with toilet paper, hand soap, and paper towels. At least two days of the week, I was working with a fellow teammate, managing the cleanliness of the business’s shower rooms.
• Mopping the floor, freshening up the sink counter. Putting the towels in the washer and dryer. Preparing the room for the next trucker. Never encountered a rude trucker even when we were backed up.
• Interacting with my coworkers and the truckers made it the best job I’ve ever had. Too bad it was only $11. I would’ve kept it if I was able to juggle two jobs.